Live DJ set recorded at the Hostel in the Forest in Brunswick, GA.

Tracklist:
1. Sticks & Stonez - You’re My (feat. Liv East)
2. East Coast Love Affair - Don't Be Afraid
3. Shinichiro Yokota - Right Here! Right Now!
4. Oriyin - Roll the Dice 
5. Kaytranada - Together (feat. AlunaGeorge & GoldLink) 
6. Noro Morales Y Su Orquesta - Saona (Gilles Peterson And Sinbad Remix)
7. Loco Dice - M Train to Brooklyn
8. Bonobo - First Fires (Maya Jane Coles Remix)
9. Omar S - On Your Way (ft. Diviniti)
10. Coeo - 1981
11. Dan Kye - Actually
12. Peggy Gou - Han Jan
13. Elements Of Life - Barbara Ann (Gilles Peterson Remix)
14. Musclecars - She Raised Us In Sunset Park
15. Project Pablo - No Sweat
16. Junior Sanchez - Keep on Reachin (Main Mix)
17. Rimbaudian - She Taught Me How to Love
18. Hagan - Tropics
19. Kenix - There's Never Been (No One Like You) (feat. Bobby Youngblood)
20. J. Phlip - Fever (feat. Lailah)
21. HNNY - Boy
22. Chaos in the CBD - Emotional Intelligence
23. Lex Amor - Moesh (feat. Dips & Lo-Wu)
24. Hodge - Sub 100
25. Midland - Final Credits
26. Addison Groove - Allaby
27. Eko Roosevelt Louis - Tondoho Mba
28. Coco Bryce - Wish We Didn’t 
29. DJ SWISHA and OSSX - Bone App The Teeth
30. Rhythm & Sound - No Partial
31. 1 9 0 5, Former City Records - Recorddeals
32. Overmono - So U Kno
33. Go Go Penguin - Atomised (Machinedrum Remix)
34. Genius of Time - Kepler 186f
35. Four Tet - Parallel Jalebi
36. The Zombies - It’s the Time of the Season
37. Talking Heads - This Must Be the Place
38. Africando - Yay Boy
39. Bugz in the Attic - Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong
40. Vera - Take Me to the Bridge
41. Whitney Houston - Dance With Somebody (Benny Bridges Edit)
42. Nikki Nair - Show Me Love
43. Kiki Gyan - Loving You
44. Aaliyah - Rock the Boat (Tony Quattro Bootleg)
45. |||||||||||||||||||| - Outlook Remains Untouched
46. Love Joys - Jah Light
47. K-LONE - Barbarossa VIP
48. Theophilus London - Rio feat. Menahan Street Band (Nick Monaco Edit)
49. Rebles - Sweetest Taboo (feat. Soca) 
50. Seekae - Yurai

No Por Na' - Live at Forest Fusion

Simon DK - “Float Laboratory” (1994)
After hearing the news of Simons passing and remembering with friends the subject of a certain mixtape came up …we all searched our boxes of cassettes without much luck and some empty cases …however Pete Slotter discovered and found what might well be the only existing copy …and as luck would have it the original tape!
Recorded at Simon DK's flat in Nottingham after the after party on a DiY Bounce night in 1994 after Bath crew John Kesecki & Pete Slotter went back to his and asked him to make a tape, which he did and named it 'Float Laboratory'. 
It's a lovely pitched down mix perfectly capturing those early hours.
It was brought down to Bath - copied and played ALOT!!. It was one of those tapes that just did the rounds and was loved by many…
So it was only right at this time to immortalise it and make it available for you to enjoy again or hear it for the first time...
Rest in peace & power the genius that is Simon DK Smith

Simon DK - Float Laboratory 1994

Ahmen - Rah - Everybody Sometimes (box clever remix)

"Our collaboration is greater than the sum of its parts." Kai Campos and Dominic Maker discuss their new album on Warp and what it felt like to work together again after years apart.

British outfit Mount Kimbie first made their mark with their 2010 release Crooks and Lovers, inspired by contemporaries like James Blake and King Krule. The group's two primary members, Kai Campos and Dominic Maker, met at London South Bank University, where they simultaneously became enamoured with the '00s dubstep scene and the intersection it paved between commercial stardom and the underground, illuminating an alternative path for artists, producers and selectors on a global scale. Together, they became synonymous with hazy electronics and lo-fi indie pop throughout the mid-'10s.

Over the last few years, Maker and Campos have pursued different paths: Maker moved to Los Angeles, where he's produced for hip-hop giants like Travis Scott and Jay-Z, while Campos explored the world of DJing and electronic music, releasing a number of mixes geared towards the club. But they reunited for the first time in years on their newest album, The Sunset Violent, which came out on Warp Records in April. In this RA Exchange, the duo talk about the recording process and what it felt like to work together again after spending so much time on independent projects. They also unpack the power of making art for art's sake and how their respective experiences in art and in life have taught them to be better creative partners. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.733 Mount Kimbie

Tracklist:
1.   Nature Love - You Turn Me Around (Karu Mix) 
2.   Moloko - Day For Night (Blakdoktor Afterglow Mix) 
3.   Yambu - Sunny 
4.   Coeo - 1981 
5.   Terry Maxx - Anything, Everything (Joey Negro’s Club Mix) 
6.   Physical Education - Sweet Talk (Piano Mix) 
7.   Conclave - All That I Need (ft. Sharin) (Photay Remix) 
8.   Wilfy D - IDKW 
9.   Bruk Rogers - Feel Alright (ft. JSWISS & Onj) 
10. musclecars - Don't Go (ft. Brandon Markell Holmes) 
11. Antonio Ocasio - Sacred Tones (ft. Janine Sugah Lyrics Lyons) 
12. Pearson Sound - Pearls 
13. Basa Basa - Homowo 
14. Voilaaa - On te l'avait dit (ft. Pat Kalla) 
15. Sango - Baile Somebody
16. 1 9 0 5 & Former City Records - 187 Tambourine 
17. DJ Houseplants - Couldn't Catch My Breath (ft. Harriet Brown) 
18. Proc Fiskal - Lilaei mp3 
19. ??? - ??? 
20. Ratman - So In Love
21. Bad Bunny - El Apagón (Andruss Edit) 
22. DJ Swisha - Grape Surgery 
23. Midland - Final Credits 
24. DJ Tonka - Radical Noise 
25. Wilfy D - Day&Nite 
26. Chubba - Round Up 
27. 112 - Anywhere (Leonce Funky Refix) 
28. Ray Barretto - Acid (Twin Shadow Remix) 
29. Seb Wildblood - Night Ride (ft. Lex Amor) 
30. Squarehead - No One Has To Know 
31. Mateo & Matos - Rainbow '95 
32. Marquis Hawkes - Tim's Keys (ft. Timothy Blake) 
33. The Gap Band - When I Look In Your Eyes 
34. Byron the Aquarius - Universal Insanity 
35. Sade - N0 0Rd1N4RY L0V3 (DJ FRANKIE EDIT) 
36. Coco Bryce - Wish We Didn't 
37. Eliza - A Tear for the Dreadful 
38. Horatio Luna - Milestones (Miles Davis Tribute) 
39. Jessy Lanza - All The Time (DJ Swisha Remix) 
40. Cornel Campbell - Dream Girl

DJ Set recorded 2/15/25 during SoulArtefact's monthly Bohemia House Music Soiree.

No Por Na' - Live at the Grand Bo' Rooftop

Listen live on Jolt Radio every second Friday at 6 pm EST.

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Working Nights @ Jolt Radio (2.14.25)

Forward / Scratch presents: Long Play, a discussion platform for building a transformative model of nightlife rooted in liberation, community and artist-empowerment, and overcoming the extractionist and unsustainable nature of the scene as it stands. 

This project begins from a basic question: with the precarious state of nightlife, how do we create the scene we truly want? 

Hosted by Cat Tran and Erick Nidal, Long Play will adopt a community-driven model that crowdsources ideas to cover and the voices we’d like to hear.

About this episode

Could you ever own a nightclub? Why are we seemingly drowning in vacant luxury condos but even well-attended clubs are going bankrupt? Should the government play a role in supporting nightlife? What has New York City done recently to support nightlife? Who decides whether a nightclub gets to open or not? How can nightlife workers earn a living, and how can we leverage our day jobs to support nightlife? Are nightclubs even meant to last forever?

We spoke with DJ Tara, a pillar of the New York nightlife community both as a legendary musical curator and expert in urban planning and development. Tara grew up in the Haitian community of Flatbush and went to school for Engineering and Urban Planning. She’s worked in developing supportive housing for seniors and the unhoused, knows the ins and outs of city planning from her time working for the Manhattan Borough President, and was a contributor to the Global Nightlife Recovery Plan for COVID-19.

This is the first half of a 2-part interview with DJ Tara exploring these questions and more.

What is the future of nightclubs? w/ DJ Tara | Part 1

recorded live at UFO Bar here in Detroit (7/5/25)



Thanks to all the dancers & listeners out there.

Free everybody everywhere. 



Tracklist:

Ha Ya! by musclecars

Acja feat. Marcus Elliot by Charles Trees

If We Try (Ambient Dub Mix) by LectroLuv

I Can Take It by Theo Parrish

Missing You by Larry Heard

L/F II by DJ Nature

Black Is Key by Dego & Kaidi

Surrender by Char

Elevate Your Fellow Man by Gemini

Futuristic Dancer by New Sector Movements 

Knowledge of The Pygmies by Alton Miller

Intro/Outro (Remix) by Recloose

Surrender by Seek

Three Piece Suit feat. Azekel by Kokoroko

The Calling (Club Qu) by Kerri Chandler

Let It Go by Patrick Gibin

Our Music by Trackheadz

I’m Doing Fine by Amp Fiddler

Cloud 9 (Quentin Harris Shelter Mix) by Donnie

Untitled by Kyle Hall

Don’t Stop (Let It Go) by Dego & The 2000black Family

Deneb by Scott Grooves

Mouth (Brad Peep’s Remix For Fiends) by Iz & Diz

Land Of Code by Sweater On Polo

Black Tread by Scott Grooves

Clap Your Hands (Tambourine Mix) by Lil Louis

7Mile ( TBG’s detroitshitbitch remix) by Louis Vega, Moodymann

Nomadic by Ge-ology

Sacrifice (Kai Alee UK Remix) by Robert Owens

I Feel The Rhythm by Ron Trent

I Found Inside (DJ Spinna Remix) by Peven Everett

Minerals by Sticky Dub

Will Not by Afronaut x Colonel Red

Shango by Lord Nelson

Channel 0 (Drums) by Mark Grusane

There’s Somebody Out There by Marcellus Pittman

Fall On Me by Char

Can’t Go Askin (Initial) by Julion De’Angelo

*dusty needle* 

Had to be there for the rest :)




"Deon Jamar is a Detroit native whose roots stem from the crates of family.

Coming from a household where his father was a DJ, turntables and records were always around. 

It was in his discovery of Detroit's underground where he found the inspiration to follow in his father's footsteps.

 

Deon’s DJ career began in 2015 as resident DJ & organizer for the monthly hip-hop showcase "Bluecollar Gentleman". 

During this time he would also begin working with Theo Parrish to promote the Music Gallery party series and also working behind the scenes for the Sound Signature record label. This work would culminate in a co-curation role for the DJ Kicks compilation “Detroit Forward” (K7 Records) where he enlisted hometown artists to represent the progressive sounds of today. His track, 

"North End Funk", was selected to join the mix, making his production credit debut..


Aside from just playing gigs, Deon also enjoys programming events of his own such as the "Healin' Session" party series and the music and art exhibition, "Black Music".


Black Music has since evolved into the home for Deon's original productions. 

Launching the label with his debut album, “Altars”."

Episode 75 w/ Deon Jamar

FreeDL

Two take time

"If together we all embraced the idea that freedom is not a fight, roles would be reversed, and many more barracks would stand empty." - Charly García

When revolution, poetry, resistance, and rock & roll collide, the result is Argentine rock.

In a political context based on censorship and oppression, rock music in Argentina became a weapon against the system. Rock concerts served a social purpose through music, a way to express dissent and resistance to the dictatorship of the 1970s.

Artists like Charly García, Fito Páez, and Gustavo Cerati from Soda Estereo (Voices that influenced us far beyond music itself) were the soundtrack of my father and uncles, that over time, it was passed down like a generational inheritance to my cousins, siblings, and me. The only girl... 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/roots-2025/episodes/roots-2025-sounds-of-revolution-w-parcera-29th-september-2025

No Por Na' - Live at Forest Fusion

Danny G